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41 alear
v.to alloy.Ellos ligaron los metales They alloyed the metals.* * *1 (fundir) to alloy* * *IVT (Téc) to alloyIIVI1) [ave] to flutter, flap, flap its wings; [persona] to move one's arms up and down2) (=cobrar fuerzas) to improve* * *verbo transitivo to alloy* * *verbo transitivo to alloy* * *alear [A1 ]vtto alloy* * *alear vtto alloy* * *v/t alloy* * *alear vt: to alloy -
42 revolear
v.1 to flutter, to take short flights; to fly precipitately.2 to whirl (lazo). (Mexico)* * *1.VT Cono Sur [+ lazo] to twirl, spin2.VI to fly round* * *verbo transitivo (CS) to whirl... round* * *verbo transitivo (CS) to whirl... round* * *revolear [A1 ]vt(CS) to whirl … round* * *revolear vtMéx, RP to whirl around;revolear la cartera to walk the streets, to work as a prostitute;revolear la pata to be full of life o verve -
43 revoloteo
m.1 fluttering (about).2 flitting about.3 flutter, flitter, flit, fluttering.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: revolotear.* * *1 fluttering, hovering* * *SM [de pájaro] fluttering; [de mariposa] flitting* * *masculino (de mariposa, pájaro) fluttering; ( de polilla) flitting* * *masculino (de mariposa, pájaro) fluttering; ( de polilla) flitting* * *A (de una mariposa, un pájaro) fluttering; (de una polilla) flittingBel revoloteo de los niños en el parque the children running to and fro o dashing around in the park* * *revoloteo nm1. [de pájaro, mariposa] fluttering (about)2. [de persona] flitting about;me está poniendo nervioso su revoloteo cerca de mi mesa she's getting on my nerves flitting around my desk like that* * *m fluttering* * *revoloteo nm: fluttering, flitting -
44 olear
v.to administer extreme unction.* * *IVI to wave, flutterIIVT to shout "olé" to, cheer, encourage -
45 picholear *
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46 revolar
v.to fly again, to take a second flight.* * *VI (=alzar el vuelo) to take to flight again; (=revolotear) to flutter about, fly around -
47 aflautado
• flustering• flute maker• flutter kick• fluvial• High-Performance Computing Act• high-pitched laughter -
48 agitación
• agitation• excitement• flush with shame• flustered• fluting plane• flutter about• fuss• insubordination• rebellion• riot police• rioter• rioting• riotous• stir• troubled financial situation• troubleshoot• turbulence• turmoil• unquietness• upheaval -
49 flautista
• flatworm• flavor• fluting• flutter• piper -
50 mariposear
• flutist• flutter around• have many guests at home• have many resources• philander -
51 ondeo
• flapjack• flapping of the wings• flicker• flickknife• flutter around• fluty• waves• waving the cape -
52 aletear rápidamente
v.to flap rapidly, to flitter, to flutter, to wave rapidly. -
53 aleteo atrial
m.atrial flutter, jugular embryocardia. -
54 aleteo diafragmático
m.diaphragmatic flutter. -
55 aleteo impuro
m.impure flutter. -
56 aleteo mediastínico
m.mediastinal flutter. -
57 aleteo ocular
m.ocular flutter. -
58 aleteo puro
m.pure flutter. -
59 aleteo ventricular
m.ventricular flutter. -
60 aleteo-fibrilación
m.flutter-fibrillation.
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Flutter — Flut ter, v. t. 1. To vibrate or move quickly; as, a bird flutters its wings. [1913 Webster] 2. To drive in disorder; to throw into confusion. [1913 Webster] Like an eagle in a dovecote, I Fluttered your Volscians in Corioli. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
flutter — index beat (pulsate), oscillate, panic, trepidation Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
flutter — vb flitter, flicker, *flit, hover Analogous words: *shake, tremble, quiver, quaver, wobble: beat, throb, *pulsate, palpitate: fluctuate, vibrate, oscillate, *swing … New Dictionary of Synonyms
